Sinus Lifting

First of all, the anaesthesia is made and then the surgeon creates an incision into the gum. After the incision is created, the surgeon pulls back the gum tissue, exposing the bone wall of the sinus. Exposing the bone incisions are made into the back portion of your gum tissue, taking care to avoid the sinus membranes. The surgeon lifts the cut portion of bone up into the sinus cavity, raising the membrane. The procedure takes more than an hour. Patients need to rest at home due to the pain, discomfort, swelling and bruising.